The document discusses Easter traditions in Estonia. It explains that Easter has many names in Estonian, including Muna pühad, Kiige pühad, and Ülestõusmispühad. It is a movable feast celebrated seven weeks after Shrove Tuesday. Symbols of Easter include eggs, rabbits, spring grass, pussy willows, and daffodils. Traditional Easter customs involve dyeing and giving eggs, egg games, and going to church services. The Easter Bunny also hides eggs for children to find.